The Peshawar bombing is a tragic illustration of the failed policy of suing for peace with a terror group
At least where the menace of terrorism is concerned, the government and opposition need to close ranks and put up a united front.
Editorial
Soaring utility bills
The government should strengthen support steps to deal with shock from higher utility bills.
By attacking Islamic symbols, extremists seek to legitimise violence and hate crimes against Muslims
The paper says Europe needs to counter the rampant Islamophobia, instead of shielding these mediaeval prejudices under the guise of free speech.
Fixing pension crisis
Drastic reforms, realistic projections needed to prevent depletion of state pension fund.
Rising farming cost can threaten food security
The paper says the government must ensure proper regulation to ensure no one can take advantage of the vulnerability of farmers and ordinary customers.
It’s a symptom of our stalled progress that power blackouts are now considered par for the course
The energy transmission infrastructure needs to be treated with more seriousness and its weaknesses removed as a matter of national priority.
3 years under Covid-19
The government should not give a wrong impression that it’s time to lower our guard, reminding people of the fact that a mix of basic hygiene practices, vaccination and masking…
3 years under Covid-19
Thanks to the continued efforts, there are signs that people are steadily getting back to a normal life.
Police running riot in Rohingya refugee camps?
The paper says the government must investigate the grave allegations of power abuse raised in the Human Rights Watch report.
Cerebral palsy patients deserve better care
It is not curable yet, but the quality of life of those affected can be improved with medical care and a supportive environment.